ENGLISH 10

This course will focus on enhancing the writing and communication skills of the students through essays, a research paper, vocabulary, and grammar studies. Students also will read and analyze, from a Christian worldview, a variety of classics in world literature from several genres, including novels, dramas, and short stories.


Assignments will be given a point value. To determine the class average, these points will be totaled and divided by the total number of points possible. Tests, projects, and essays are worth a possible 100 points each. The final research paper will be worth a possible 200 points. Classwork, quizzes, and homework are worth no more than a possible 50 points each.

Each day, opening exercises will be completed in a spiral or composition notebook. This notebook will be collected twice a quarter and will be worth a possible 100 points each time.


Textbooks and Other Resources

Elements of Literature

Animal Farm

Bulfinch's Greek and Roman Mythology

The Count of Monte Cristo

Fables of Aesop

Jewish Fairy Tales

Julius Caesar

Night

The Odyssey


Supplies Needed

Three-ring binder with a section for English

Spiral or composition notebook for opening exercises

Blue or black ink pens

Red ink pen

Loose-leaf notebook paper